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HE ‘TERRACE, NEWS, TTRRRACE, B. 1G,

, WEDNESDAY, . APRIL 28, 1937. | . _ oy : “
= TERRACE. |---|
a ie > Philbert Hotel:
‘Rod MeRae left Thursday night for, anaes we ee AS
“| Vancouver,” Froin “there he will pro-)§ > TERRACE, B.C os
; ceed to 7 government fish hatchery to * an i)
work on trout propogation during the ‘ Fully Modern’  Blectrie Light :
summer months. me } er ae Water i
ete ame a ieee ae Travellers Sample Rooms _
. : ‘
The reorganization of the Tennis P, 0. Box 5 Telephone |
: -{Club is making good headway and o 1
beet co committee has taken,“over. fhe project Gordon Temple, Pr op. :
after the. spade’* ‘fone by the| 4. m
; Young People’s Association. Substan- *
on tial support has ‘been ssured and the
plan most generally’ ‘desired ’ ig to bave
a plank court instead of a dirt- one. ||
‘There-is some discussion as to location :
—&B i r I Is H C O L l M B I Ap sj): [e's dec || Swain’ Transfer
ae | court: be | ‘Jocated . on \one™part~of the
| ' Gatage, Service Shop |

EALTH is the first consideraiton i in life. Measures to ensure health | :
_are essential. Each indi vidual can enormously enstire his own hea!th
by ‘proper living. ‘The state can aseipt by | instruction | and: iby practical

measu res.

To ensure health there must be both « curative and preventive measures.

In British Columbia our curative costs .
in the maintenance of public institu-—

tions and otherwise, have been mount- |
"ing year by year until it now runs into -
. many nuillions of dollars annually.

It is clear that ‘preventive measures
are necessary both for the purpose of

‘protecting thé ‘health of ‘each. in-

dividual and to reduce relative costs.

For many. years the matter of health
insuranec ‘hos been before the people
of British Columbia.

In the first session ‘of 1936, the Legisla-

ture, passed, an act ‘of limited character -
_ as a beginning, to be extended as
"practical application would. indicate.

Before. effeet could.’ be given to the

/ provisions of. the: ‘Bill, the measure met’ | -
with violent opposition. oe

: Sumptuary laws are difficult of enforce-
“ment unless. preportderantly supportcd
m by: public. opinion. :

In - the. light of cirenmstanees, the’

Government’ has: “thought it wise ‘lo
teat public opinion upop: the question
of health indurance’ before proceeding

oe further. | and for this reason, is sub- .
“ mitting the question to the electors for

an expression of opinien.

— Those. who may come within the scope,
_ OF a, health insurance ‘measure must
mecessarily . be those who) make : ‘eons
‘tribution: theretoy ©

question.

. The. care and treatment of those unable —
to make any contribution is a separate

coe

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te eet

=

{responsible for

Recreation Park instead of ‘on G.N.LR.

_|byoperty ag at present. This, how-

ever, = hag not: sbeen ‘definitely decided.

? ‘end will, come ‘up. for discussion aé the

“next meeting to be héld this week,
see

’ Avery ‘active ' joint ‘eonimitted : has
taken over. arrangements for. Corona-
tion Day. Tommy Turner .,jr. has
assumed responsibilities for the sports
program and the municipality will be
. decoration arrange-
ments. The day will start- off with a
public meeting in the main square, to

The matter of the care of the indigent:

will be reviewed and endeavour made

to’. more effectively provide for their

eare and treat ment.

‘The question of health insurance to be. n

submitted to ‘the electorate. should

contributing to the scheme.

| The Government | isin fayour ofa heal th ,
insurance measure, but. will be guided” 7
by the decision’ of the electorate int its <2 f:

- therefore be viewed entirely apart from “~
consideration * of treatment of the"
indigent, and solely as concerning thosé ‘ —_

~ {be followed by a parade of decorated

floats, soft ball and regular baseball
and a full program of sports. for the
{younger generation. Just now it be-
gins to look like a day that all in Ter-
race will léng remember.
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Ho’ for Old Ireland! Commisiloner
‘| Emil Haugland and Alf. Attree have
had ‘their way: Their places of busl-
“| ness: are’ now decorated with a fresh
‘Yeoat of paint which Painter Dumas
did in-a pastel green with -white.trbn-
_janings..

. Other -store owners are going |}
‘| to paint up maybe, but that will be all} -

future’ action, |

applied?”” on

na Ara: : .
.The following i is the question which te °
‘is proposed to submits Loy

Are you in favour of a comprehensive ” :
health insurance plan. progress: -vely” ;

att gt te
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ime, Minister."

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Lakelse ‘Todge, No.” 33,. “Oddfellows,

” Mrs, Arthur ‘Carr left on" Friday |

and Mountalri* View . Nov 2 Rebekah) evening for the Atlantic ‘coast where

Lodge, held a church’. ‘parade on’ ‘Sun.

day to. St. Matthews church.where, the
Mey. Mr: Hinchcliffe “delivered a “tine
kermon, " ‘

she will embark

re Herbert ‘broke his
|bone on n Friday while. playing softball

for the old country,
ce

“collar

Try
, botter your returns will he. ©

* Just’ in case you may have forgotten
|—This Newspaper -is willing and anxi-
ous té co-operate at any time with any

|movement for the benefit of the public

or institution, and. no charge: is‘ niade
for announcing. meetings or gather:
ings -in advance -of such . nectings- or

—— | gatherings. But, - when a charge is
‘. made: to the public for attonding, the

paper ‘makes. a charge‘ for the  adver-
tising.” A: -money-innksing undertaking

| should pay its ‘own. way.’ ‘The paper}

unning & paid notice In the. p.
‘and you. will be. surprised how’ a

lone

On: Sunday. ‘night a Jantern. lectiire

“Acroas. Canada”. was: ‘given in. Knox | Bs

oat Onurch. woo

wee fe s
ptinsin ‘erent trouble,” wailed avnite

| young: thing ‘to. an. expert ia: ‘heart
(| throbs.
| foreliead.”:.

“My - fiance. kissds’ ‘nid: ont nthe
“The advices. came in ‘three

[vondeeear higher: ele os

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right so long as nd one adopts. ping. or

dandelion yelbow. Fe ae,

ret. No one seems to be excited a bit
The - adjourned court of revision saw
38 names added to the voters. list and
if, on June 1, any person finds that

“their namie is not on the list will have
‘little to complain of.

The chieftians
of the local Liberals are putting in

“1 quiet, effective: work, and with oppo-
’,| sition candidates still in doubt,
‘| party .in power is getting a good lead
_|in ‘organization. E. T. Kenney and
|the Liberal delegation. are all home
’ Jfrom the nominating convention held

the

in Hazelton last ‘Thursday - morning,
and ‘At which Mr. Kenney was the on-
ly cundidate nominated. —
or oe ee

The Ladies Guild of Knox Chureb
put on a two act play Yast Friday ev-
ening in the 1.0,0.F. hall and it was
a splendid success.
shaw Hewson, L.T.C.M., was in charge
of the affair, assisted by Mrs. O. T
Sundal Pollowing the Play Mrs. Hew-
son, acted ‘as auctioneer and . disposed

rows

The: program’ was put on: h chiefly: by
the ladies. = °..

one . .
. People: are showlng’ some curiosity

planning. on doing’ this: summer; Or. at |:
the time the snow gets clear of the big
hills ‘farther inland, ‘Bo far there has
Been | ‘very little: run-off." For--a. few,
days ‘the’ iniddle ‘of tlie month. the-leyel
of thd river ‘rose a few inches; bat that|

leys.; The snow.from ‘the interior ‘is
not yet. thinking of: thawing,” and those | :

‘lare the stows which ‘caudd so hiuch in-
conveniénce- to. ‘People: ‘uving’ close" to,

the, iver. .

a ee ° Mach a

ae

‘febree Gregory is coming to elieve ||
ht the animals like the: hosplt lity
iS: disperses ‘at the’ “Pound. Mohday

thorning,. at. $ veloc, “fe

grey.’ “mare;

to. George's window and whinneyed.

ta not resist ‘the plea 'do-ba| °° ah
Bi George mee no sak ples ae Lumber: Manufacturers

- Blection matters are very quiet as 4

‘Mrs, Evelyn Bag- |,

ofa lot of home cooking at good prites|

this. apring ‘about what.. the. Skeena ‘is |.

was only the snow from the local’ val-| ’

wandered into the. ‘enelosure;. ‘went’. MD i.

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‘Yrucking, - Delivery
Coal and Wood :

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Ford'Cars’
Ford Trucks
Ford Parts

‘MINING SURVEYS :
Fred Nash ‘||

BL C, Land Surveyor
‘TERRACE, B.C.

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“Chtsty’s S ‘Bakery |

_ Terrace, B. c. _

will ship to any point on line .

: Will. you try. our Bread and
Buns?

Standing orders shipped
regularly. eget

All kinds of cake.” ‘Get our price.

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"Terrace Drug Store

“FLOWER and GARDEN SEEDS

Fancy China: and Jewellery, Watches
-and Clocks

R W. ey, P. B.

Agents For

Stay at ca Vitara Lott a
WILLARD, BATERIES and FIRE.
4 STONE TIRES Ani TUBES.

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For gnob Sue Buy Now wots

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